It's a building that's being build down because de dancefloor it's over the sea. The law establish…read morethat there can't be any building within 100m. from coast. So... L'atlantida has disappeared.

If large and upscale clubs aren't your thing, you'll probably have a good time here. This place…read moreseems to cater to a mostly local crowd. Moog is small, literally underground, and the electronic music you'll find here is genuine. Not the commercial nonsense typical of a big, touristy venue. Bring earplugs or cotton for your, the bass is heavy. Some of the best dance nights out I've had have been in tiny spots like Moog. It's dark as he'll on the dance floor too. I subtracted 1 star for the smoke machine. That stuff is not needed and it's a little irritating to the senses. Other than that, I am a fan of this spot. We found it by accident and I'm glad we did!

Great nights are to be had here! If you are looking for an unpretentious spot to hear some slamming…read moreminimal techno, no cheesy techno crap here, this is your place. Locals and tourists alike flock to get down to the international acts in this underground establishment. Upon walking up to the place on an undisclosed Barcelona narrow street I was greeted with echos of bass in the distance. Good vibes all around and the usual with these events, drinks and substances flowing like water, the locals buying out the bar, out-of-towners here to get down until the morning, local knuckle heads looking for a fun night, bouncers keeping everything in check, and folks flexing some night moves. If you are looking for a loud, bass heavy night of underground/worldwide music, make the off the beaten path treck here and enjoy a long night and see what Barcelona has to offer!

Great bar, perfect if you're looking for an alcohol fueled night out as drinks are cheap, good and…read morewell mixed. The Bartenders are friendly and the DJ is open to song requests.

Located in the heart of Sitge's straight scene, Tito's isn't the place to go early on in the…read moreevening; the place is quiet early due to its expensive prices. However around 1am as the drink kicks in and people want to dance it starts to fill up and has a good atmosphere. There's a pool table in the back if you're more into hanging around and looking cool.

For our first night in Barcelona we wanted to go somewhere with a Latin vibe, so we headed to…read moreAntilla. It's 10 euros to get in and it comes with a complimentary cocktail. Our bartender was very generous with the portions of alcohol lol! The DJ played a variety of salsa and bachata music. We had a great time watching all of the seasoned salsa dancers -- they are so very talented!

A club for professionals not beginners! Haha Sad but true. My husband and I were visiting Barcelona…read moreand wanted to go out dancing one night. Our tattoo artist recommended Antilla on Wednesday nights because that's 'Salsa night'. We went the next day but we could not keep up! Information You Should Know: - Yes, Wednesday nights are Salsa nights. Maybe a little Bachata. - It was free to get in but there's a catch... you're given a beverage ticket requiring you to purchase a drink at the bar and ONLY then can you leave. So, you get a piece of paper at the door, hand it to the bartender, pay for your drink, and get new piece of paper allowing you to leave whenever you want. I honestly love this concept! You get something in return instead of just paying a cover like you do in the US. - So You Think You Can Dance? I thought I could but once I saw the level of skill on the dance floor I moved and stayed sipping my Gin and Tonic. It was very intimidating! But it was a lot of fun watching others effortlessly dance all around. - Friendly towards tourists- We were a group of 4 and clearly not locals but we felt so comfortable being here! No one looked at us differently or treated us any differently. Overall, if you are a good dancer then you will love this place. If you're a beginner like me then maybe not so much. Hope this review helps!

I worked a summer season for this club. The bonding with other promoters was amazing, they came…read morefrom all different countries. We stayed with all girls cramped in a small apartment. In afternoon we would walk the beach and at night the streets to lure people in the club. It's where I learned my first Spanish!:) The club is spacious and plays various music, mostly commercial. It's not one of the more popular clubs in salou. But it is good and I have great memories even I was totally under paid:) the experience is unforgettable!